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MoSONGALIA,s PROSECUTOR.
A Card From "Truth"-SOme Facts About
the appointment.

A Card From Troublesome Facts About
/ the appointment.
/ To he Editor oftle Register:
MORGANTOwN, w. Va, October "a
We have noticed in one or two Republican
organs in this and adioing counties various
articles rejecting on the action of Judge
A. b. Fleming in appointing Hon. JOS
Moreland to the position Of prosecuting at
torney, made vacant by the disability OF
Mr.. Houston. Industrious efforts have
been made by certain members OF the &. o
D. OF this county TO bring disappointment
| into discredit.
The motives that inspire the attack are
well known. The statement that the Peo-
pie of MOnOngalia county are not salts
| fed with the appointment, is lie out OF
the whole cloth The jealousy OF disap-
pointed Office seekers originated these
newspaper articles, and not any dlssatls-
faction of the people generally, with the
selection of Mr.. Moreland for this respon-
sible position. 1t is well known that a
certain aspiring individual Of this town,
whose great misfortune is that his brains
are not equal to his ambition, was an
avowed candidate for the place. Forsooth,
because Judge Fleming did not see fit 10
pass by the claims of man of ability and
integrity, to confer an undeseryed honor
upon youthful mediocrity, this howl Is
raised
The silly claim that as the former at
tornsy was q Republican, another Repub-
lican, however incapable and unworthy he
might be, should have been appointed, Is
scarcely worthy OF notice. Are fitness,
long experience and recognized capacity to
90 for nothing against 4 Stripllng'S Repu0-
licauism? Are the people of MOnOngalia
county to be told to look for nothing else
in this important position than handy
political tool?
II is 4 notorious fact that the admins
tration of justice Of justice IN this county
for years past has been lax in the extreme.
Criminals of every grade, from petty
thieves to murderers, have escaped the
punishments due their crimes. The time
has come when the good name Of old Mon
ongalia will suffer ii these tarces upon JUS
tice are allowed TO continue. The ap-
pointea's capacity TO fill the position with
credit to himself and the administration
of Justice in the community Is beyond DIS
pute. The circumstances that exist in
the Morpantown bar indicated him As
peculiarly fitted for the position.
Was Judge Fleming to discriminate
against such u iaan On account OF political
prejudice? Party considerations may be
all we'll and GOOD at the poll,
but they are certainly out Ct
place on the judges bench. 1t IL i
reflection upon the Judicial position, IN
insult To AN official who is sworn to per
form his duty without fear or favor, TO
ask that be consider question Of politics
in making such an important decision,
The only questions Judge Fleming .dd TO
ask himself were Is he capable? Is he
honest? Measured by this standard and
not by the rule of political triCkster5, the
wisdom of appointing Joseph Moreland
TO this office ~ unquestiOned. Only the
men who are disappointed in their po-
litical schemes are dissatisfied With 1t.
TRUTH.
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Railroads.
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO r. R.

-
departure OF Trans irum WneenhH bss'efH
time. Schedule In effect october Isl, 1897.
Express Tor chicago ana the n, Hhwssh W
a. IN, no p. m. ana slo y m driiy, aru lii9p'
m. daily except saturday.
Express for Cincinnati ana 81, Louu, %" O. m
and HID p M, daily
IAN svtle Accommodation iesSe. Lt9s M
and srrive ~ ei.p. "a. aaiy sSoeN s ns,iS.
cypress tot WSningson, a., p"nS's,
Philadelphia ard New iork' oNos M anu on
p m. ualiy. - A.. ,,,.. sa,.,
fNprpSS Trains arrive trOm tnlChyu, uuA
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ton. There are now only three houses IL
the section devastated by the elements q
that time, which have not been rebuilt o.
repaired as the case demanded.
Miss Annie Garrett left yesterday To-
MinGo Junction, TO visit her sister, MIS-
Ed. CrOssley.
The street paving idea seems to o.
spreading Yesterday morning the mem
Qeacer actually said a good word for 1t, anC
surprised even its most sincere friends
! When the IEtelligeRcer fails to throw colo
water on any plan to improve Martins
Ferry. its time to stand from under.
An infant child of Mr.. Carter, Of Walnut
street, which died on Saturday OF mumps
and measles. was buried in Adenia yes
| terday.
VIA. X ElsOn, Councilman for the
Second ward, will in tew days remove Il
| the First ward This change Of residence
Of the representative of the Second ward
will neeessitate the election OF man t.
| fill the place, the removal from the ward
invalidating Mr.. Elson as Councilman
| from that ward. The place may he filled
By the remaining members Of the body
choosing a successor, or they may call
special election and allow the people OF the
ward to choose a member to fill the
vacancy.
James O'Neit, for long time President
OF the CLOTHES Pin Congress, an organi-
cation which held nightly meetings last
winter at Alex. Davidson's shoe shop, has
written letter from Findlay, his new
home, in which he gives that town any
thing but good send off Jimmie evil
IDENTIFY pines for his old haunts and the
pretty hills of Martins Ferry.
The Secretary OF the water works has
discovered that in nearly all the surface
connections made to the water mains pipes
of weight under what the regulations call
for have been used. 1t il probable that
the trustees will order all such connections
| taken out and replaced with heavier pipe.
Conrad Long is making arrangements TO
have his renovated double stores on Wash
iugtOn street lighted with the LOehngrin
gas burners. Six burners will be used,
and she splendid rooms and the bright,
polished contents will make brilliant dis
play.
The cards are out for the wedding OF
Mr.. Harry G. Parker and Miss Esther
Bivan, at the home of Mr.. Alex. Reid, on
Fayettc street, next Saturday evening
Mrs Charles r. Shieve and Miss Sarah
F. Coffin leave to-day for Chicago to visit
friends.
George Jones, who had his leg seriously
hurt at the -Etna mill, few weeks since,
is COnvalescent
Some time since Mrs. Leander Hill con-
cluded TO leave her husbands bed and
board, and took with her sewing machine
and clothes wringsr Mr.. Hill feeling the
need of the articles, brought suit before
Justice Robinson, of Bridgeport, to recover
the articles by writ of replevin. The
Ease has been heard and Mr.. Hills owner,
ship proven and the articles restored,
Abe Barron, Of Miugo, was in the city
yesterday.
John Williams, an old time offender,
though young man in years, was tned
SO and costs by Mayor Keller, for drunk
enntss, yesterday.
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MARTINS FERRY.

The Wheeling Natural Gas Company
have a force of men at work making con-
nectiOns from their mains TO the Q. & p.
passenger and freight stations.
Z. H. OsleT, formerly OF the Baltimore
Clothing House, of this city, but now of
GAINESVILLE, spent Sunday in this city.
Yesterday team of horses attached to a
heavy wagon ran of in Atnaville, and
tore down part of the fence around the
.Etua Park
II is reported that well known glass
worker from New Brighton, Pa, will lead
one of Martins Ferry's fair daughters to
the hymenial altar in a few weeks There
is also to be wedding in the Garden
Spot in the near future. The crop of we'd
diugs promises to be quite large during the
coming few weeks.
The heavy wind of Sunday night blew
down part of the walls of the Martins
Ferry stove works which was destroyed
by fire a few weeks since.
The insurance on. the Martins Ferry
Stove works has been adjusted. and meet.
ing of the directors and stock holders will
be held this week to decide what DISPOSE.
ton shall be made of the money and the
ruins Of the plant 1t is Tumored to such
an extent that we might say it Is report,
ed that nsjority Of the chief stockhold
ers in the old concern favor q scheme fol
interesting other capitalists in the plant
and building a pottery. The ground is
well located for such an enterprise, ami il
is probable that out of the runs of the stove
works pottery will rise in the near fu
ture. This will will add another class Of
industry to our already diversified list o
manufactures, and cannot help resulting
well for the town. Let the pottery come
Senator John Sherman's order for SCI
OF polkadot ware, vas shipped by the FL
son Glass Co, yesterday.
j. T. Reilley's new fouse in Psull's sd
dition, on the site ofth+ one destroyed by
the cyclone last spring, is nearing compile
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3r9al aOtires.
Commissioners Notice.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO COUNTY,
| West Virginia
Marion Shriver and Others
VS.. In JHhHteIy.
Hampden H. Shriycr and Others
BY virtue of an order of reference entered IN
the above entitled cause on the LIST day Of October
ls,7 il is referred To the undersigned Commits
Sioner of the said Court 10 take, state and report
an account,
First-Of the transactions Of Hampton Il. Shrl
yer as trustee under deed of trust made by VIII
liam W. Shriver and wife and dated the llth dav
of June 1877, a copy of which is tiled as Exhibit
A" OF the bill, and of his receipts and disburse'
mentS Hereunder, so far as II may appear that
there were transactions as such trusce.
Second Ofthe transactions otthesald llamPletl
z. Shrvcr as executor OF the will of William W.
Shrivcr, deceased, and his receipts and disburNc
mentS as such executor, 30 far as II may appear
that there were transactions rs executor.
Third-Of any other matters deemed pertinent
by the said Commissioner and required by any Oi
the parties.
Notice j. hereby given that the undersigned
has fixed upon Tuesday the first day nt SoNein
ber 1857, commencing at o'clock u. m, as the
time, and his Office, No 1920 Chapline street, IN
the city Of Wheeling, ohio county, West Virginia
a. the place al which he will proceed to ascertain
and report the several matters in the said order
uf reference required.
,iiven under my hand this sth day Of October,
1851 JOSEPH X. fAULL,
OclO ohwt Commissioner.
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S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY.
- In the Circuit Court Of ohio cOnut! to-Wi';
October Rules, 1887.
A. Caroline Knote
John Knote's Executors 1T ais
The general object Of this suit ~ 10 have estab'
lished nj specifically enforced contract made
by John KnOtC in his life time, on the one part
aud the complainant = mother for and on behalf
of the complainant, on the other under which
the complainant claims the rcS.dualy personal
estate of the SAID John knote, and the fee In re-
maindcr at or her own life estate IN lot numbeTcl
fifteen III square numbered fifteen, on the Ncst
side Of EOh street, in the city Of Wheeling,
county of Ohio and state OF West Virginia And
II appearing from an aihdayl filed IN the cansc
that the dcfendands, Lsyinia BlOS nam, Emily
Farngton, william Y. KnOte, John A. knote
George KnOte Benjamin knUte, Daniel knote
the bro her OF John knotc, deceased, Alfred l..
Beck, Daniel knote, the son Of Henry hn2le, de
ceased; Eva Mary, the daughter OF John Knotc,
iho son of Henry Rnote. deceased, whose last
name IL unknown; Thadeus W Withe y, SaTaDda
f. shank Sarah X. zimmerman, John X. WiIher>,
John VI. knOte, Samuel II. knote, Rose A. Whit
ney Ella Harvey, Edgar Harvey, Van " Poush,
Daniel :. Poush, Sarah +. Moon and Marquis ~
Poush are non -rc.idents Of the State Of West Wiz
GINA on motion Of complainant by her sollci-
tor this order OF publication In entered against
them and II IL ordered that said defendants be
required 10 appear within one month after the
date Of the first publication OF this order and DO
" hat is peCesary 10 protect their interests. IL
f. further ordered that this order he published
and posted rs required by law
Witness John ". Mitchell Clerk Of sa a court,
at the count House Of said county, this ith day OF
October 1857, tO.wit. October Rules, 1857.
JOhEW MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the first time October q, 1851.
Attest: JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
HESRY NJ. RUSSELL, Solicitor for Complainant
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NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS

Tn the Circuit Court Of Ohio county towit
A. Caroline KnOte
vs.
Asbury J. Clarke end Jos ,ph X. PAUL. executors
of the will Of John Knote, deceased; Layinia
Blox ham, Emily harrington, William y. Rnote,
John A. Knote, GeSrge knOte, Benjamin Knote
Daniel Knote the brother Of John knote, de-
ceased: Alfred L. Beck. Daniel KnOte. the son
OF Henry Knote, deceAsed; Eva Mary, the
daughter OF John KnOte, the son Of Henry
Knote deceased, whose last name IL TN
known: Thadeus W. Wlthe-. 1aranda 4.
shank sarah X. Zimmerman, John X. With
ers John N. KDote. Samuel H. knote Rose A.
Whitney, Ella Harvey, Edgar Harvey, Van
Poush. Daniel s. Poush, sarah u. Moon ana
Marquis H. Po'ish.
IN CHANCERY.
The DEFENDANTS In the above entitled cause viii
take notice that the dispositions ~ Mr.. Margaret
Knott. John VI. Rnote, Samuel ii. En0te, J. j..
Hutchinson, John 7. Lakin, David Canning.
ham, Mrs. Lydia K. Vance Mrs Lydia Hannah,
Mrs Josephine Reilly. George q Hannah, jacob
Rcitz Louis HATtonx, and Mary St1lger. Will be
taken at the law Office Of Henry NJ. Russell, No.
l4H ChApline street, in the City Of Wheeling,
county Of Ohio and State of West Virginia, on
the 18th day Of November A. d. 1851, tetween
the hours Of nine O'Clock a. n. and SIX O'Clock
D m 10 be read In evidence OH behalf Of the
comp Rinant In the above entitled hiit. Ana II
from any cause the taking Of the said dispositions
shall not be begun on that day, or being begun
shall not he concluded the taEiny u the same
will be Adjourned from time TO time until com
pleted. HENRY N. RUSSELL,
oc5Oawt Attorney for Complainant
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Notice to Creditors.

THO THE CREDITORS OF ROBERT Z. THoMP.
son, deceased. In pursuance o! decree Of
the Circuit Court Of ohio County, West Virginia,
made in cause therein pending to subject the
rea' tie of the said Robert + Thompson, 10 the
pg . of his debts, you are required 10 pre-
Zen, ur ella ms against the estate OF the said
Rober, T. THOMPSON for adjudication 10 Joseph
X. PAUL, commissioner, al his office, at No lZ0
Chapline street, in the City Of Wheeling, in said
County on ar before Wednesday, the u d day Of
November, 1851.
Wines, John ". Mitchell, Clerk Of said Court,
this sth day Of October, lSG. -
ocl6oSvy Clerk.
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Money at 3a4 Per Cent.--t0vernments
Dull and Steady-StockE Lower-FIour
Unchanged-Wheat Unchanged.
NEW YORK, October 24.-MOney on call
easy at BAD per cent, closed offered at
per cent; prime mercantile paper Gas
per cent; sterling dull hat firm at ASIA
ISL. The total sales of stocks to-day
were 2j2, 33l shares.
,rOyckNMEETS-- Dull and steady.
sOuIs Coupons TO
FOllTS-Hnu- A-hRit.. . lVN'I
Ps;iEc Sizes OF 1850 ....... IL
STATEs-Dull and ieaturclesS.
! RAILROA DS-lailIOad bonds were dull
and heavy to weak in the forenoon, rec0T-
eriug later in the day. Closing prices,
however, were lower i'll a majority OF eases.
| Sales 31Y3,OOO.
SrOCKs-The stock market to day was
more completely in the hands Of the bears
and was weak throughout, with no reac-
| ton worthy OF the name, and prices this
evening are materially lower, though the
| transactions whre small in comparison with
the business done OF late. There were
no news OF Tumors Of nature
specially to affect values, though
| there was considerable western selling on
The story that the Northwestern for last
month would show decrease. The Oper-
atiOus OF the day had no special signiti
canoe, bat were almost entirely confined
| 10 the professional element, the
room traders joining in the movement as
soon az the drift of affairs was seen. A
report that syndicate stood ready to buy
the new As of the Reading had someinhu-
ence for good later in the day, and some
signs OF rally were seen toward the close.
The opening was weak at declines from
Saturdays final prices Of from sa3 per cent
and the weakness not checked,
but further losses were established i'll the
first hour Missouri Pacific being the weak
est on the list. The market then remain
ed dull, and recovered slightly, but West
em Union and Union Pacific lie the down
ward movement in the afternoon, and
everything Joined in the decline, and the
| lowest prices were made in the last hour.
Some little improvement was seen, but
the close was weak generally at lowest
| figures. Quotations closed bid as follows:
| Adams Express AS; American Express
lO7; Canada Pacific SD; Central Pacific
80; Chesapeake and Ohio 5; do preferred
irsts &, do seconds s; Chicago and Alton,
1870; 10 preferred 100; Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy 1861; Delaware and Hudson
| 9st; Delaware. l.ackawanna and Western,
l24@; Denver and Rio Grande, 20; Erie,
pol; do preferred 63!; TT. Wayne, 14S!;
illinois Central, 1864; Lake Shore, 9l!i
Michigan Central, "a; Minneapolis and
st. Louis, %; do preferred, 1913; Missouri
Pacific. Sss; Northern Pacific, pot; do pre-
ferrsd, 42l; Chicago and Northwestern,
l055l; do preferred 1879; New York Cen
trail, lG5; Oregon Transcontiueptal, III;
Pacific Mail, 343; Panama, -; Peoria, D. 4
f l9!; Pittsburg ISL; Pullman Palace Car
l47!; Residing COS; Rock Island, III; st.
Louis and Sau Francisco, 34s do preferred,
G6i; tIs' preferred, 10; St paul, Minneap'
OILS and Minnesota 50; ST. Paul and
Omaha, 355; dc preferred 1921; Texas Paci'
fic, %; Union Psci6c 45t United States
Express IS, Western IpioU Telegraph 75l
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Pl;lE GJlEU =:
TitusHtle.

TttusEitIe.
TITUsvII.LE, October 24.-fetcoleum -
Opened at 73fc; highest 74:c; lowest TOsci
closed st 71lc.
Pittsburgh.
PTITsBURG, October -PetToleum-
Excited and irregular; opened at 734ci
closed at Il !c; highest 743c; Lowest 7Oic.
Oil City.
OIL CITY, October 81 Petroleum.
Opened at 74c; highest 75sc; lowest 7Osc
closed at lilac; sales 2,OS5, 900 barrels
clesrauces |, 5O4, 900 barrels; runs, except
tide water, 50, 29i barrels; shipments, not
reported; chartes IL. 6jl barrels.
bradford.
BRADFORD, October 24.-Petroleum-
Opened at 74c; closed at 7S.e; higbest
7isc: Lowest lie; runs co. 23 barrels
shipments not reported; clearances 10, 0S6,
000 barrels charters not reported.
New York.
NEW YORK, October "A -Petroleum-
Opened strong at 735c and advanced Il
T3}c in the first hour, bat news of an II
creased production and food of sellin!
orders turned the market and it beeam'
weak and declined to Tie There was
slight rally in the last hour, and the clos
was steady at 7ltc. Sales 6s7, 900 barrels
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PRODUCE.
New York,

NEW YORK, October 24-Flour- Re
ceipts 81, 536 packages; exports Asa barrels
and 20, 6SS sacks; market rather weak, but
not quotably lower; sales $1,000 barrels.
Wheat-Receipts l6l, $50 bushels; exports
III, l26 bushels; sales 3, 7SS, 900 bushels
futures, pa, 900 bushels spot; spot grades
ta4c lower and moderately active, mainly
on wants of millers and receivers; options
declined tasc and after few feeble reac-
lions closed steady at about the lowest;
speculation moderate; No. . Chicago S3Ic
delivered; ungraded spring sale; ungraded
red SlaSGIc, No. 2 red S3aS3i in elevator,
s4taS4{c delivered; fancy S59c; No. l red
nominal at SS4c; No. white S5Bc; No. 2
red October nominal at sale; November S2s
aS3c, closing at S2sc; December SO l1-l6A
ac4 l1-16c, closing at s33c; January S44a
S5!c, closing at SAFE; February S5ic;
April S7isSsc, closing at Sic; May 50 Ills
aS9lc, closing at S54c; June s0!aS9:c,
closing at sole; December 93ss934C, closing
at $3.50. Corn-Receipts Ill, 800 bushels;
exports 1O3, SAC bushels; sales 592, 600
bushels futures and 2ST, 900 bushels spot;
spot lale lower, leaving off with some re-
actions. trade moderate; ungraded 52ta53c;
No. size in store, 52sa52fc delivered (;
No , October 5lsa513C, closing at 81 &c;
November 5lsa5lsc, closing at 5lfc; De-
cember 5lOa52c, closing at 52c; January
5lsa5lsc, closing at 5etc; May 52sa52sc,
closing at 52sc. Stocks of grain in store
October ~: Wheat, 1927, 232 bushels;
corn, 767, O46; oats, 936, S27; rye, 26O, 900;
barley, 95S, $40; malt l92, $40; peas, 229
Oats-Receipts 10000 bushels; exports
none; sales 10000 bushels futures and
81, 900 bushels spot; market shade
easier and fairly active; mixed western ga
34c; white do 35a40c. Hay-Firm and
fairly active; shipping 6Oa65c Hops
Quiet aud unchanged. Cofee-Spot, fair
Rio quiet at 19lc; options lower and mod
erately sctiye, sales 5000 bags; October
16 scale soc; November Is 70a16 95c; De
cember l6, S5alT zoe; January 16 T5al7 4. 10c;
February l6. T5al7. 05c; March l6. T5al Z O0c;
April l6. 60a16 90c; HAY I6 60l16. s5c; June
| 10. scale. 75c; July l6 60c; August l6. 25s
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LIVE STOGE.
Now York.

New YORK, October 24.-Beeycs-Re-
ceipts 1906 cars for the market, II cars for
slaughterers direct, and Oscars for an export
er; total for the week 9, 900 head; market
opened with fair demand and promise
of some improvement in prices, but before
the finish former figures were gladly ac-
cepted by sellers, and the market closed
barely steady; native steers sold at ~ %
as 80 per 100 pounds, with few fancy
tops up to s. 4Os5 80; fair Texas steers
So 65a3 70; bulls 81 l0a3 90.
Sheep--Receipts 1920 head, making
A, 800 for the week; market dull aud bare
" steady prices for sheep and at decline
OF 15a20c per 100 pounds for lambs; ex-
tremes-sheep s. 5Oa3 40 per 100 lbs.
lambs SIS O0a6 % per 100 pounds.
Hogs-Receipts II, 100 head, making 63,
40 for the week; market dull for live hogs
at "a S0d5 10 per 100 lbs.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. October 90 -Cattle-Receipts
10 600 head; shipments 10, 600 head mar
ket steady to strong; natives 81 73a5 90;
stockers and feeders 81 65a3 10; cows,
halls and mixed 81 iOa2 rs; Texas steers
81 65a27O; Western steers 81 3Oa3 %.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
s, 900 head; market stronger; mixed 81 20
"A 80; heavy 81 30a4 IS; light 81 25a
SIS; skips So OOal 10.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
| 900 head; market steady; natives 50 25
al 90; Western s. 00a3 40; Texans 81 50
a3 40; lambs 81 O0a5 %.
East Liberty
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, October 24.-Cat-
tle-Receipts $500 head; shipments 1888
head market very slow, Is to 20 cents of
from last weeks prices; 80 cans OF cattle
were shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Receipts 400 head; shipments
8, 600 head; market firm Philsdelphias
S4 7Oa4 IS; Yorkers 81 5Oa4 80; common
TO fair 81 25a4 40; IA cars of hogs were
shipped to New York to day.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; shipments
4, 400 head; market slow at last week
closing prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., October 24.-hoHs-
Quiet and easy; common and light s. 4Os
4 40; packing and butchers 81 l5a4 Go
receipts ), 800 head; shipments $50 bead
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day afternoon when it was beaten down,
but il broke out anew sometime towards
morning, and the people living there were
forced to work with it again. No mate
rial damage was done.
Four youths from Wheeling were ar
rested yesterday for boarding moving
cars. The forfeited nominal sum and
were released.